Ignorance and public opinion on Eddie the ex king
A rambling column muses on Eddie the ex king visiting America, labor objections to Bedaux and the stretch out system, and mixed reflections on public opinion. The piece references AFL invites, a train wreck in Lovejoy Georgia, Masonite steam, and playful quips about life at 40 and ratings of spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
England
Labor
Charles B. Bedaux
America
AFL
Bedaux
Lovejoy
Georgia
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
SUPREME COURT PUZZLE TAX DISCUSSION AND ECONOMIC REFLECTION
The article muses on a Supreme Court decision distinguishing a jig-saw puzzle from a game and suggests puzzles escape taxes when production runs at half capacity. It then shifts to ponder normality in business cycles from the 1920s to the 1930s, comparing past travel scarcity with modern abundance and asking what constitutes normal demand and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
United States
Justice Black
Pat Pourri
What is normal business in this conversation
A man complains that business is off under normal while another person questions what normal business would be. The exchange highlights ambiguity about defining normal conditions in commerce and the difficulty of stating a standard.
Four Title Boxing Matches Shown At Broadhurst Tuesday
The Broadhurst Theater presents four championship boxing matches on the same program as the romantic comedy Blonde Trouble starring Eleanor Whitney and Johnny Downs. The fights, filmed at Madison Square Garden, cover the lightweight welterweight middleweight and bantamweight world titles with a ring side blow-by-blow account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Whitney
Johnny Downs
Broadhurst Theater
Madison Square Garden
Six Brothers Reunite With Father After Long Absence in Archdale
Luther Woodall moved to Archdale in 1899, followed by his father T. J. Woodall. Six brothers and two sisters, all adults, gathered November 6 for a rare family reunion. The family spans across the U S with Luther in Washington, Brennie in California, and others in High Point, Akron, and Virginia. Father Woodall, 84, recalls early community days and the brothers’ ties to building trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodall
Washington, D. C
Lodi
California
Akron
T. J. Woodall
M. L. Woodall
G. B. Woodall
Calif
C. B. Woodall
High
Luther Woodall
Archdale
High Point
Commerce Street
Raleigh
Wake County
Luther
Blennie
Gullie
Marvin
Maitland
Thornton
Mia
Ima Kluge
Beulah Goodman
Father Woodall
Youngstown
Ohio
Callie
Pulaski
Washington
Marvin Woodall
Southern Pines
Beulah Woodall Goodman
Brennie
Turkey
Grape Ranch
Cullie
Marvin and
Maitland Cement Contractor Noted in Akron
Point and Washington D C Maitland cement contractor in Akron Ohio is referenced in a historical notice noting local industry presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point
Washington, D. C
Maitland, Cement Contractor
Akron, Ohio
Syphilis cases in N C climb to 285 this week
Raleigh reports 285 syphilis cases for the week ending November 6, up from 209 the prior week and 76 the year earlier. Other illnesses listed include chickenpox 111 diphtheria 117 infantile paralysis 2 meningitis 6 pellagra 10 measles 174 scarlet fever 77 typhoid fever 24 and whooping cough 120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Division of Epidemology
J. ©. Knox
North Carolina towns to discuss long term power contracts
Officials from over a dozen central North Carolina municipalities meet in Raleigh to discuss binding ten year power contracts with Carolina Power and Light after the company pitched reduced rate offers to many towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Carolina Power and Light Company
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W. H. Mason
Lou Gehrig
Jed Allen
Ginger Rogers
Ely Culbertson
Hi Spouse
Frederic March
Entire Stock Women’s
Florsheim
Queen Quality
Girl Scout
Flarllee
Jarllee
Children's Dept
Family United
Broadhurst
Harllee’s
Jlaklee
High Point Forest
Chatham and Pepperell
Chatham
Pepperell
Helio
R Chatham Fine
Clartlee
N. C
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